Bora Bora is a French territory in the Pacific Ocean that belongs to a collective of French islands called French Polynesia. It is surrounded by a lagoon and a barrier reef and thus it is a popular destination for scuba diving and snorkeling. Over-the-water bungalows are a well-known feature of most resorts on the island. During World War II, Bora Bora served as a military supply base and refueling dock for the United States. An airstrip built by the U.S. military was French Polynesia's only international airport until one was built in Tahiti in 1962.

1. The Marine Turtle's Protection Centre: This center protects and cares for turtles and is a scientific observatory. Tourists can watch the turtles and even swim with them. Marine Turtle's Protection Centre: Bora Bora's Turtles
2. Aqua Bike Adventure: Ride an underwater scooter and take in all the sites including colorful fish and beautiful coral. AquaBikeAdventure.com: Aqua Bike Adventure
3. Nemo World Diving Center: Located directly on the beach of Bora Bora's lagoon, the diving center has dives for all experience levels. Nemo World Diving Center: Nemo World Diving Center
4. Island Tours and Shark and Ray Feeding: Tour the lagoon and have lunch in its shallow waters before touching rays and feeding sharks. Bora Bora Discovery: Bora Bora

• • Travel into Bora Bora only by transfer from their affiliate hubs or by ferry.
• Faa'a International Airport (PPT) - Air Tahiti Nui - Air France - Air Tahiti
• Bora Bora Airport (BOB) - Air Tahiti